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    Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

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    • comfyC Offline
      comfy
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      hl124273:


      Also, need some advice from parents here - do you spend time revising work with your child on a daily basis ? I realised that my gal doesn't have much homework, and most of the worksheets are done in school and its hard for me to gauge her progress or know what is taught in school other than asking her and testing her using assessment books. I read from the website that the SA1 is approachign soon, how do I find out what are the areas to be tested ?
      hi hl124273,
      Did your dd study in PHPPS when she was P1? why I ask is that is how PHPPS system work in P1 and P2 except this year there is no streaming from P1 to P2. Will like to found out more b4 sharing.

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        janet88
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        From what I know, the COP for CHIJ TP is 200. It will be raised in 2016 for affiliated (feeder). The COP mentioned for the schools below are for non-affiliated schools:


        CHIJ St Joseph’s Convent 224
        St. Anthony’s Canosssian Sec 227
        CHIJ Katong Convent 228
        CHIJ St. Theresa’s Convent 232
        Tanjong Katong Girls 235
        St. Margaret’s Sec 240
        Crescent Girls’ 242
        Cedar Girls’ Sec 244
        CHIJ Sec (Toa Payoh) 246
        CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls 249
        Methodist Girls (Sec) 253
        Singapore Chinese Girls 254
        Nanyang Girls’ High 263
        Raffels Girls’ (Sec) 263
        Paya Lebar Methodist Girls’ (Sec) NONE

        those you mentioned above are for non-feeder students

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          janet88
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          hl124273:


          Also, need some advice from parents here - do you spend time revising work with your child on a daily basis ? I realised that my gal doesn't have much homework, and most of the worksheets are done in school and its hard for me to gauge her progress or know what is taught in school other than asking her and testing her using assessment books. I read from the website that the SA1 is approachign soon, how do I find out what are the areas to be tested ?
          My daughter is in P1 in another school...like your gal, most of the work is done in school. I can't remember if my son in P1 (Pei Hwa) back then has homework or not. I'm also frustrated as I have no idea what has been taught, and have to wait for worksheets to be returned.
          Anyway, I revise with her everyday...for eg Grammar on Mon, Vocab on Tue, Maths on Wed. Try to cover Grammar/Vocab/Cloze/Comprehension on weekdays. Sunday is her day to play.

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            Happy Mama
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            markfch:
            See Happy Mama, you pressurized me. So now I must yak less but contribute more serious posts. 😓

            Ehh, markfch, don't say like that la.... :lol: 😉 😉 😛

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              hl124273
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              comfy:
              hl124273:



              Also, need some advice from parents here - do you spend time revising work with your child on a daily basis ? I realised that my gal doesn't have much homework, and most of the worksheets are done in school and its hard for me to gauge her progress or know what is taught in school other than asking her and testing her using assessment books. I read from the website that the SA1 is approachign soon, how do I find out what are the areas to be tested ?

              hi hl124273,
              Did your dd study in PHPPS when she was P1? why I ask is that is how PHPPS system work in P1 and P2 except this year there is no streaming from P1 to P2. Will like to found out more b4 sharing.[/quote

              Yes, my gal has been with phpps since p1

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                verykiasu2010
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                markfch:
                Went for my medical checkup last fri at jurong east and came across this enirchment/tuition ctr called Newton Apple. Surprising their PSLE results posted outside their ctr is really good, think I saw > 80% getting at least A for each of the 3 subjects (but pls verify this yourself as I may have got too excited by what I saw).


                I mean the surprising thing is not that their results are so good. The surprising thing is that how come I never hear of them until recently when they're so good. :lol:

                Too bad ds is already settled in all his enrichments so I don't want to rock the boat unnec. If anyone is interested to try, pls update us here whether they're as good as they claim. The std caveat pple must say when recommending ctrs is that \"I'm not in any way related to this ctr, just thought I should be sharing what looks like a good deal.\" There it goes.

                See Happy Mama, you pressurized me. So now I must yak less but contribute more serious posts. 😓
                sorry to have to pour some cold water over this.

                the range for a A grade is very wide.....a low A, mid-A, high A is a big gulf between them

                someone posted in this forum that a 4As kid could have less than 200 in T-score, could not even get into Express stream of a sec school UNLESS by affiliation for some, while school like SCGS used to set cut off at 200, it is now raised to 220, and higher progressively; while a kid with 4 high As could be touching 240+ in t-score.....

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                  hl124273:
                  comfy:

                  [quote=\"hl124273\"]

                  Also, need some advice from parents here - do you spend time revising work with your child on a daily basis ? I realised that my gal doesn't have much homework, and most of the worksheets are done in school and its hard for me to gauge her progress or know what is taught in school other than asking her and testing her using assessment books. I read from the website that the SA1 is approachign soon, how do I find out what are the areas to be tested ?

                  hi hl124273,
                  Did your dd study in PHPPS when she was P1? why I ask is that is how PHPPS system work in P1 and P2 except this year there is no streaming from P1 to P2. Will like to found out more b4 sharing.[/quote

                  Yes, my gal has been with phpps since p1

                  [/quote]One thing I know about PHPPS, is that the teacher will only release the worksheets esp English when CA1, SA1 or SA2 is coming. Which is not very good for parents who want to know what is happening? So for me, I will just teach/test my DD on the P2 English (use any P2 textbook to know the syllb. and P2 assessment bk) by myself . This way you don't have to worry whether your DD is 'ok' with her English. My DD is strong in English, hence I don't need to teach her everyday, whew!, one or two weeks before test date/exam, I will ask her to do one of the top pri sch paper ( either RGPS, NYPS ). If she is have time or didn't reach my expectation, then I will then assign her more.
                  When the teacher releases all the worksheets, I will then find out what types of mistakes and her weakness. With this knowledge, I will then set questions (can use the original) to test her. Must make sure that she understand and get the correct ans. If you really want to know how your DD is performing, you can request the EL teacher (I believe will be the form teacher) to let you have a look. What to be tested for SA1, I think if I can remember correctly, the teacher will hand a note on what to be tested when the exam date is nearer.
                  Try to find out what sort of teacher is teaching her? Is she hardworking? Does your DD like her lesson? These will help you determine how much your DD is learning. For P2, my DD's form teacher is Mdm See (incharge of EL & Math), hence I don't really have to worry much about her progress in EL & Math as I know that she is a very dedicated and good teacher (feedback from friends and relatives).

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                    janet88
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                    Hi comfy,

                    Pei Hwa teachers ‘releases’ past year paper to students for practice very near to CA/SA…rather late for parents to do anything if the kids don’t do very well.

                    English is a language, so I am following it very closely esp since my son is not very strong. I get him to do comprehension passages of different nature for exposure. Yes teacher will give out CA/SA dates and what will be tested, will be printed on the other side.

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                      comfy
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                      janet_lee88:
                      Hi comfy,

                      Pei Hwa teachers 'releases' past year paper to students for practice very near to CA/SA...rather late for parents to do anything if the kids don't do very well.
                      Agree. So don't wait for the past year paper. Once the teacher releases the daily/weekly worksheets, quickly go thru' with DS. I don't know why the teacher don't release them asap. Similarly for Science worksheets in P3. quite alot to go thru' with DD last year as teacher releases them very late and all together at the sametime. Quite a bad practice, IMHO.

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                        markfch
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                        verykiasu2010:
                        the range for a A grade is very wide.....a low A, mid-A, high A is a big gulf between them
                        Yah I know, ranges from 75-89 rite? It's just that the chart I saw outside their ctr tabulated the % of tutees scoring at least A vs national ave which currently stands at around 44%. Theirs is almost double the national ave which makes it look so impressive.
                        verykiasu2010:
                        someone posted in this forum that a 4As kid could have less than 200 in T-score, could not even get into Express stream
                        :!:
                        verykiasu2010:
                        while school like SCGS used to set cut off at 200, it is now raised to 220, and higher progressively; while a kid with 4 high As could be touching 240+ in t-score.....
                        The amazing thing abt SCGS is that though they accepted affliated students at 200, come O' Levels they can still achieve Band 1. Just imagine if they raise the bar for admission, next time maybe can fight with RGS/NYGS to be top dog.

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